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ANCIENT BRITISH, ANGLO-SAXON AND NORMAN COINS
The Mack Collection
marcel
Day of Sale Tuesday 18 November 1975
Commencing at 1 pm precisely Price yi 50
FIRST
SECOND
THIRD
FOURTH
FIFTH
SIXTH
SEVENTH
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Conditions of Sale
The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise between two or more
bidders, the lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again and re-sold, provided
the Auctioneer cannot decide the said dispute.
The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot to combine any two or more
lots, to withdraw any lots, to refuse bids and to regulate the bidding.
All lots are put up for sale subject (a) to any reserve price imposed by the seller and
(0) to the right of the seller to bid either personally or else by any one person who may
be the Auctioneer.
The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down 25% of
the purchase price or more in part payment, or the whole of the purchase-money,
if required, in default of which the lots or lot so purchased to be immediately put up
again and re-sold.
Each lot is believed to be genuine, but should any lot prove to be a forgery, or
reprint, or wrongly described in the catalogue, the purchaser is at liberty to take or
reject it, provided always that notice of such rejection be made and the lot returned
within seven days from date of sale.
The Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible for any action that may arise,
acting solely as agents between buyer and seller and for both equitably.
The Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible for the safe custody of any lots
more than three days after the sale.
Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of their purchases at the time of
delivery. The Auctioneers not to be held responsible for any discrepancy which
might be discovered after the lots have been removed from their premises.
A daily storage fee of £0.25 per lot will be payable by the purchaser on lots not
removed within seven days of the date of sale. The Auctioneers reserve the right to
re-sell by Auction or privately, without notice to the buyer, all lots not removed from
the Auctioneers’ premises within fourteen days of the date of sale.
Please Note
The metal in which the coins are struck is indicated thus:
AV=gold, R=silver, B—=copper or bronze.
El=Electrum (an alloy of gold and silver).
Bi=Billon (an alloy of silver and copper).
Care is taken to describe accurately the condition of coins and medals, using the
following scale: Extremely fine, Very fine, Fine, and Good. Where no condition is
stated it may be assumed that the coins and medals are not in good condition.
Value Added Tax
None of the lots in this sale will be subject to VAT by the purchasers on the ‘knock-
down’ price.
The services of Glendining & Co to all Vendors (except Overseas Customers) are
subject to VAT. Therefore, an additional 10%, of the Auctioneer’s Commission
will be deducted from the proceeds of Vendors for VAT purposes.
List of Prices Realised Price 25p
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London, W1Y 9LD.
SALE OF
THE MACK COLLECTION OF
ANCIENT BRITISH, ANGLO-SAXON
AND NORMAN COINS
PART 1
HELD ON
TUESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1975
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102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
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412
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
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123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
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70
190
1,200
440
440
310
230
310
1,300
320
340
1,250
380
280
160
65
780
1,350
520
1,350
180
1,050
180
210
900
150
880
140
700
440
70
70
260
32
58
35
38
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65
100
68
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42
130
50
48
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149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
137
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
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172
173
174
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176
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178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
£
65
45
115
48
65
130
32
65
42
48
110
90
75
50
65
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350
250
210
70
370
170
120
150
310
820
460
180
105
230
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110
340
40
50
45
45
80
78
90
150
100
180
135
160
220
125
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197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
228
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
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70
110
65
80
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80
160
140
140
160
60
160
50
170
120
35
48
50
130
450
310
350
85
280
280
150
140
260
290
160
220
310
140
220
110
125
140
230
390
330
125
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75
1,400
720
750
85
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245
246
247
248
249
250
2
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
217
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
£
800
370
28
550
280
125
110
105
85
85
650
115
550
420
580
680
480
460
750
380
600
550
250
440
300
370
360
300
360
430
480
100
160
170
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Sale of
Ancient British, Anglo-Saxon and Norman Coins
The Mack Collection Part 1
‘Tuesday 18 November 1975
Auctioneers
Glendining & Co
7 Blenheim Street, New Bond Street, London W1Y gLD
Telephone 01-493 2445 (3 lines) Telegrams Glens London W1
Cataloguers
Spink & Son Ltd
5,6&7 King Street St James’s
London SW1rY 6QS
‘Telephone o1-930 7888
Telegrams Spink London SW1
Telex 916711
List of estimated prices
£ £ £
I 1000-1250 37 150-200 73 12
2 IO000-1250 38 125-150 74 12
3 750-1000 39 75-100 Ws 25
4 200-250 40 100-150 76 25
5 350 4I 35-60 Ty 35
6 300 42 30-50 78 15
7 350-400 43 35-60 79 = 30
8 650 44 40-65 80 I 500-2000
9 800-1000 45 35-60 81 2000
10 1250-1500 46 30-50 82 800-1000
1 300-450 47 800-1000 83 600
1) 300-450 48 100-120 84 Q00-1000
13 300-400 49 300-500 85 goo-1000
14 600-800 50 200-250 86 1500-2000
15 1250-1500 51 250-400 87 1500-2000
16 150-200 52 1750-2200 88 75-100
17 600-800 53 750-1000 89 70-90
18 700-900 54 gQ00-1250 go 70-90
19 I 500-2000 55 1400-1600 gI 3000-4000
20 700-900 56 1200-1500 92 600-750
2I 35-50 57: 175-250 93. 2500-3000
ae 50-80 58 350-500 94 2000-2500
23 25-40 59 80-120 95 IO00-1250
24 40-60 60 80-120 96 800-1000
25 75-100 61 125-150 97 800-1000
26 800-1000 62 250 98 750-1000
27 1000-1250 63 25 99 600-750
28 1750-2000 64 20 100 60-80
29 1500-1800 65 20 IOI 60
30 1500-2000 66 20 102 125-150
aT 1000-1250 67 IO 103 1000-1250
32 100-150 68 15 104 350-500
ag 1600-2000 69 15 105 450-500
34 1000-1250 70 15 106 250-350
35 300-500 71 50 107 250-300
36 250-450 72 |e) 108 300-350
109
110
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112
1
114
115
116
117
118
11g
120
I2I
123
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
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142
143
144
£
1000-1250
200-250
250-300
1000-1500
400-450
300-400
100-150
30-40
500-600
1250-1500
500-750
2000-2250
go-I10
IO00-1250
100-130
QO-125
800-900
100-125
700-800
250-350
750-850
300-350
35-45
30-40
100-125
35-45
40-50
40-50
25-35
25-35
35-45
35-45
50-60
40-50
35-45
50-60
Sale of Ancient British, Anglo-Saxon and Norman Coins—Estimated prices
145 30-40 197 40-50 249 400-500
146 50-60 198 60-75 250 30-40
147 35-45 199 50-65 251 100-125
148 25-35 200 50-65 252 80-100
149 35-45 201 65-80 253 50-60
150 30-40 202 70-80 254 40-60
I51 50-60 203 70-80 255 70-9O
152 35-45 204 120-150 256 400-500
153 40-50 205 100-125 257 50-70
154 60-70 206 goO-120 258 400-500
I55 9 45-55 207 60-80 259 350-450
156 40-50 208 40-50 260 400-500
157 30-40 209 120-150 261 600-700
158 35-45 210 40-50 262 400-500
159 80-100 211 100-125 263 400-500
160 70-80 212 60-70 264 400-500
161 60-70 21S 30-35 265 350-450
162 35-45 214 30-40 266 500-600
163 60-70 215 35-45 267 500-600
164 60-70 216 70-80 268 250-350
165 150-200 217, 300-350 269 400-500
166 [00-150 218 300-400 270 450-550
167 200-250 219 200-250 271 250-350
168 50-60 220 125-150 272) 300-400
169 150-200 221 175-225 273 150-200
170 70-80 222 200-250 274 250-350
r7x 80-100 223 70-80 275 300-400
172 100-150 224 70-80 276 700-800
173 150-200 225 150-200 277 50-70
174 750-850 226 60-80 278 70-90
175 500-600 227 70-90 279 200-300
176 70-80 228 100-125 280 35-45
177 60-70 229 200-250 281 45-60
178 60-70 230 go-II0 282 40-50
179 100-125 231 100-125 283 50-70
180 60-80 232 125-150 284 100-125
181 60-80 233 70-80 285 50-60
182 300-350 234 70-80 286 30-40
183 40-50 235 150-200 287 200-250
184 40-50 236 150-200 288 1000-1250
185 40-50 257, 200-250 289 I 500-2000
186 40-50 238 70-90 290 I 500-2000
187 50-60 239 50-60
188 = 40-50 240 35-45
189 55-70 241 1500-2000
190 60-70 242 600-800
1gI 70-80 243 600-800
192 120-150 244 70-100
193 100-125 245 100-125
194 100-150 246 400-500
195 100-150 247 15-25
196 80-100 248 600-800
THE MACK COLLECTION
PART I
ERRATA
LOT sx
Should read: Canterbury Mint:
and : Note; The abbreviation M for Monetarius is only rarely
found on the other coins of the reign, and in particular the coins of
Group II with the name EADBERHT, about which, Blunt states
(P: 44) “Whe question mist remaim-etc, .. . « -
LO Pree
This coin is Second Hand Type
N. 767; Seaby 665
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Catalogue of
The Mack Collection of
Ancient British, Anglo-Saxon
and Norman Coins
Part I
Day of Sale Tuesday 18 November 1975
commencing I pm precisely
On view Friday and Monday prior to sale
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Commander R. P. Mack, MVO
Preface
The late Commander R. P. Mack, Mvo was known
throughout the numismatic world as the author of “The
Coinage of Ancient Britain’ which was first published in
1953 and has been reprinted twice since that date. Ancient
British coins were indeed his greatest interest, and his
collection of no less than 306 coins forms the most complete
private collection of this series in existence.
His numismatic interest, however, was by no means confined
to the coins of Ancient Britain, and his collection of Anglo
Saxon and Norman coins is again one of the most complete
in the world. He was especially keen on the Baronial coins of
the Norman period which still pose so many problems of
identification. Although not a specialist collector of Mints,
he was always keen to add to his coins of Winchester which
was close to where he lived, and many other Mints are well
represented. The series of William I pennies of type VIII
are particularly well represented by over 50 different Mints.
In 1973 the British Academy published the entire collection
of Ancient British, Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins in
Volume 20 of their series of sylloges of important collections.
The collection had its beginnings as far back as 1908 when
Commander Mack was a small boy of seven. He was given a
little bag of Roman coins. His mother, who was a collector of
china, glass and other antiques, encouraged him and the
collection was really started with the purchase in Winchester
of two English silver pennies for a shilling each. During his
Naval service and up until the War, the collection was more
or less a general one, including both hammered and milled
English gold and silver coins. After the War, however,
Commander Mack decided to concentrate entirely on
Ancient British, Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins, and the
rest of his collection was sold. Collections such as Grantley,
Ryan, ‘Tatts and Parsons came on the market, and many ;
coins from these collections were added. When the Lockett
collection was dispersed, the opportunity to add many
rarieties occurred and another important source was the
collection formed by the Duke of Argyll. Pedigrees and find
spots were of particular interest to Commander Mack and
very careful records of these were kept as will be seen from
the catalogue.
After retiring from the Navy at the end of the War,
Commander Mack had time to spend with his coins and no
one could have had more enjoyment from studying his
collection and meeting the many other collectors he came to
know through membership of the Royal and British
Numismatic Societies. Although he also inherited from his
mother an interest in English china, coins was always his
first love and he was encouraged tremendously in his hobby
by his wife, Marjorie, to whom his book on Ancient British
coins was dedicated. Commander Mack was a person of
infinite charm and kindness, and I remember with affection
my visits to his home in Droxford and the innumerable
occasions when he came to Spinks in London.
In 1966 the collection in its entirety was handed over to
Commander Mack’s son and daughter, Richard Mack and
Mrs D. P. Rowatt, and the owners have now given
instructions for the sale. The coins will be sold by auction in
several parts. This catalogue contains the first selection and
a cross section of all the coins has been included.
There are so many rarities in the sale that it would be
superfluous to select individual coins for mention. Every
coin, however, is illustrated and collectors will be able to see
for themselves the wide range of material being offered for
sale.
D. G. LIDDELL
10 July 1975
Abbot
Addington
Allen
Anthony
Argyll
Armitage
Ashmolean Duplicates
Astronomer
Babington
Bagnall
Baldwin
Bascom
Bateman
Bergne
Bieber
Bliss
Brice
British Museum
Duplicates
Bruun
Burstal
Carlyon-Britton
R. Carlyon-Britton
Cassel
Provenances
This list includes only collections and dealers. For the _
hoard material refer to J. D. A. Thompson’s, Inventory of
British Coin Hoards, RNS (Special Publication) 1956 or the
appropriate articles in the BNJ and Numismatic Chronicle
Abbot (Australia)
Collection bought by Spink & Son, 1951
5. Addington
Collection bought en bloc by H. Montagu, 1883
W. Allen
Sotheby, 14 Mar 1898
C. Anthony
Collection bought by B. A. Seaby Ltd, 1948
Argyll, Duke of, d 1949
Collection bought en bloc by Spink & Son
Bor. P. Armitage
Collection bought by Spink & Son, 1960
A private transaction between the owner and the museum
Astronomer (F. McClean)
Sotheby, 11 June 1906
The Revd C. Babington
Sotheby, 2 Feb 1891
A. E. Bagnall
Portion of collection bought by Spink & Son, 1964
Messrs A. H. Baldwin & Sons Ltd (London)
G. J. Bascom
Sotheby, 15 June 1914
W. and 'T. Bateman (Heirlooms)
Sotheby, 4 May 1893
J. B. Bergne
Sotheby, 20 May 1873
G. W.S. Bieber
Sotheby, 13 May 1899
T. Bliss
Sotheby, 22 Mar 1916
W. Brice
Collection bought en bloc by H. Montagu, 1887
A private transaction between the owner and
the museum
L. E. Bruun
Sotheby, 18 May 1925
E. K. Burstal
Sotheby, 6 Nov 1912
Major P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton
Sotheby, 17 Nov 1913; 20 Nov 1916; 11 Nov 1918; 4th
portion sold en bloc to Spink & Son, 1919
Collection bought by B. A. Seaby Ltd on his death in 1960
RR. T.Cassel
Glendining, 3 Dec 1924
6
Cuff
Daniels
Devonshire
Dimsdale
Drabble
Durden
Durrant
Dymock
Evans
Gantz
Grantley
Hall
Henty
Lawrence
Lawson
Lockett
Loscombe
Maynard
I DeCutt
Sotheby, 8 June 1854
J. H. Daniels (Brighton) Dealer
Devonshire, Duke of, Christies, 26 Mar 1844
T. Dimsdale
Sotheby, 6 July 1824
G. C. Drabble
Glendining, 4 July 1939; 13 Dec 1943
H. Durden
Sotheby, 20 Dec 1892
Lieut-Col W. Durrant
Sotheby, 19 Apr 1847
The Revd T. F. Dymock
Sotheby, 1 June 1858
Sir John Evans, d 1908
Collection of Ancient British coins presented to the British
Museum by Sir Arthur Evans, 1919. The remainder of the
English series from the introduction of the penny were
prepared for sale and plates actually printed. The collection
was then bought en bloc by J. Pierpont Morgan and
subsequently resold. The British Museum had first
selection and acquired many great rarities. The remainder
dispersed, many of them passing to the late R. C. Lockett.
Plates for the projected catalogue were stored in the British
Museum. A very few were released but the bulk was
destroyed in the coin room fire during the Second World
War
The Revd W. L. Gantz
Glendining 23/26 June 1941
Grantley, Lord
Glendining, 27 Jan 1944; 22 Mar 1944; 20 Apr 1944
H. P. Hall
Glendining, 19 July 1950, Part II 16/17, 20/21 Nov 1950
Henty
Antique dealer in Winchester prior to the First World War
L. A. Lawrence
Sotheby, 24 Feb 1903; referred to as Lawrence (1903);
Glendining, 14 Mar 1951; some Anglo-Saxon coins sold
privately to Lord Grantley
W. J. Lawson
Glendining, 19 July 1954
R. C. Lockett
Glendining, 6 June 1955; 4 Nov 1958 26 Apr 1960
C. W. Loscombe
Sotheby, 22 Feb 1855
The Revd J. Maynard
Sotheby, 10 Aug 1885
Montagu
Morley
Mossop
Murchison
Nunn
Parsons
Peckover
Rashleigh
Raynes
Ready
Reynolds
Roth
Ryan
Seaby
Shand
Spink
Sydenham
Tafts
Thorburn
Webb
Wells
Wheeler
H. Montagu
Sotheby, 18 Nov 1895; 11 May 1896; 16 Nov 1897
The Revd W. H. Morley of Soberton, Hants
Probably did not have a large collection, but gave one coin
to Com Mack
H. R. Mossop
Part of collection sold privately
Captain R. M. Murchison
Sotheby, 28 May 1866
J.J. Nunn
Sotheby, 9 Nov 1896
H. A. Parsons
Glendining, 11 May 1954
Peckover, Lord
Sotheby, 12 July 1920
E. W. Rashleigh
Collection essentially that formed by Jonathan Rashleigh,
d 1905, with important part collected by Philip Rashleigh,
d 1811
Sotheby, 21 June 1909
W. L. Raynes
Glendining, 15 Feb 1950
W. 'T. Ready
Sotheby, 15 Nov 1920
H. M. Reynolds
Sotheby, 4 May 1914; Sotheby, 5 June 1919
B. Roth
Sotheby, 19 July 1917; 14 Oct 1918
Voy eeRyan
Glendining, 22 Jan 1952
Messrs B. A. Seaby Ltd (London)
F. J. Shand
Glendining, 8 Mar 1949
Messrs Spink & Son Ltd (London)
The Revd E. A. Sydenham
Glendining, 24 Nov 1948
H. W. Taffs
Glendining, 21 Nov 1956
H. W. Thorburn
Sotheby, 27 Nov 1918
H. Webb
Sotheby, 9 July 1894
W. C. Wells
Collection bought by A. H. baidwin & Sons, 1949
E. Hi. Wheeler
Sotheby, 12 Mar 1930; second part sold to Seaby
Wigan
Youde
E. Wigan
Collection bought by Messrs Rollin & Feuardent, 1872
Major W. J. C. Youde
Collection bought by Spink & Son, 1967
References
Each coin has been listed with its serial number from the
Mack Sylloge*, but we are not listing here all the specialised
papers which are referred to in the course of the catalogue.
However they are listed in the appropriate sections of the
text. Naturally we have assumed that the standard works and
popular handbooks need no explanation.
*Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles. 20
R. P. Mack Collection. London 1973.
WEIGHTS The weight of each coin is given in grains.
The Mack Collection
Parts
Day of Sale Tuesday, 18 November, 1975 commencing I pm
ANCIENT BRITISH
The coins are arranged according to the late D. F. Allen’s
‘The Origins of Coinage in Britain: A Reappraisal’, which
was printed in Problems of the Iron Age in Southern Britain,
edited by S. S. Frere, 1961. The reference numbers are to
R. P. Mack, THE COINAGE OF ANCIENT BRITAIN, 3rd edition
1975:
Gallo-Belgic A. Ambiani c125-1ooBc Gold Stater
Obverse: Bust of Apollo right;
Reverse: Horse to right with Victory above. Below a rosette.
Allen GB AA; Evans Ar; Mack 1; Sylloge 1; Seaby 1;
Wt117.8 Fine and very rare
Ex Sotheby sale Nov 1961, lot 2
Note. Allen, The Origins of Coinage... p 101,
‘Gallo-Belgic stands apart . . . as a manifestation of undiluted
Celtic art’.
Gallo-Belgic B. c115Bc Gold Stater
Obverse: Die defaced by a series of criss-cross lines;
Reverse: Horse to right, sun ornament below.
Allen BA1; Evans 1; Mack 5; Sylloge 6; Seaby 2;
Wt117.9 Fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1962. (Ticket reads ‘Probably found in Kent’).
Note. Allen, The Origins of Coinage... p 103, “The
breaking of the dies, moreover, seems singularly appropriate to
the displaced off-shoot of a tribe, or association of tribes,
deliberately marking their severance from the past, first in
Gaul and later in Britain’.
Gallo-Belgic B. c115Bc Gold Quarter Stater
Obverse: Die defaced by a series of criss-cross lines;
Reverse: Horse to right, a lyre shaped object below.
Allen BB2; Evans D3; Mack 8; Sylloge 10; Seaby 3
Wt 29.4 Fine and very rare
Ex Seaby 1964. Found near Minster, Isle of Sheppey.
Gallo-Belgic D. c80Bc Gold Quarter Stater of the Southern
and Southeastern District
Obverse: Uncertain object;
Reverse: Crooked line with tree above and uncertain object
below.
Allen DC; Evans E10; Mack 41; Sylloge 12; Seaby—
Wt22.1 Very fine ;
Ex Spink 1951
10
Gallo-Belgic E. Ambiani c57-458c Gold Stater
Obverse: Plain;
Reverse: Crude disjointed horse to the right.
Neat exergue line with crescent and pellet ornamentation
below.
Allen E; Evans B8; Mack 27; Sylloge 15; Seaby—
Wt 94.7. Extremely fine and rare
Ex Sydenham (893)
Gallo-Belgic E. Ambiani c57-458c Gold Stater
Obverse: Plain;
Reverse: Crude disjointed horse to the right; less fine
workmanship than previous coin.
Allen E; Evans B8; Mack 27; Sylloge 18; Seaby 6;
Wt92.6 Weakly struck, fine
Ex Weybourne ( Norfolk) hoard
Gallo-Belgic E. Ambiani c57-458c Gold Stater
Obverse: Plain;
Reverse: Crude disjointed horse to the right; different style
to previous, the horse having a more realistic mane and tail.
Allen E; Evans B8; Mack 27b; Sylloge 21; Seaby 6;
Wt 89.2 Very fine and rare
Ex Haslemere hoard
Note. This coin has been turned over on the die and restruck
Southern District. British A. Westerham type. Gold Stater
Obverse: Degraded head of Appolo right;
Reverse: Disintegrated horse left, composed of pellets,
straight lines and crescents. Elliptical ornament with three
curved lines below. Pellet below horse.
Allen A; Evans B4; Mack 29; Sylloge 36; Seaby 13;
Wt98 = Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1962
British D. Cheriton type. Gold Stater
Obverse: Degraded head of Apollo right;
Reverse: Crude horse right, pellet with four arms under the
horse.
Allen D; Evans K13; Mack 33; Sylloge 41; Seaby 16;
Wt 77.3. =~ Fine and extremely rare
Believed to have been found in Portsmouth
10
12
us
11
Eastern District. British J. Norfolk Wolf Type. Gold Stater
Obverse: Portion of the laureate head of Apollo to the right;
Reverse: Wolf-like animal, with teeth and head bent down
to the right.
Allen JA; Evans C2; Mack 49; Sylloge 46; Seaby 20;
Wt 93.6 Slight crack in striking, otherwise fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1957
Catuvellauni. British L. Whaddon Chase ‘Type. Gold Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate bust;
Reverse: Horse galloping to the right, above a ‘hook-like’
ornament, below a pellet surrounded by a circle of dots.
Allen LA; Evans —; Mack 134; Sylloge 49; Seaby 23;
Wt 87.5 Traces of solder, otherwise very fine
Ex Whaddon Chase hoard
Catuvellauni. British L. Whaddon Chase Type. Gold Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate bust;
Reverse: Horse galloping to the right, above a ‘hook-like’
ornament, below a pellet.
Allen LA; Evans —; Mack 135; Sylloge 50; Seaby 23;
Wt.90.4 Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1952
Catuvellauni. British L. Whaddon Chase Type. Gold Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate bust;
Reverse: Horse galloping to the right, below a six-spoked
wheel.
Allen LB; Evans Cro; Mack 138a; Sylloge 54; Seaby 23;
Wt 92.3 Very fine
Ex Haslemere hoard
Catuvellauni. British L. Whaddon Chase Type. Gold
Quarter Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate bust;
Reverse: Horse galloping to the right, below a spoked wheel.
Allen LB; Evans B11; Mack 138b; Sylloge 56; Seaby 34;
Wt25.9 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Haslemere hoard
Catuvellauni. British M. Wonersh Type (c35Bc). Gold
Stater
Obverse: Cruciform ornament formed by sets of five
wreathed and beaded lines, at right angles to each other. In
centre two crescents back to back. In the angles, portions of
bust and locks of hair;
Reverse: Horse prancing to right, above a large star with
curved arms, below an eight-spoked wheel.
Allen MA; Evans D6; Mack 148; Sylloge 58; Seaby 27;
Wt 82.2. Very fine and very rare
Ex Lawrence 179
IZ
18
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20
Atrebates and Regni. British Q (traditionally ascribed to the
Remi). Gold (Very Base) Stater
Obverse: Plain;
Reverse: Horse to right with wheel below, and pellet behind.
Allen MB; Evans D1; Mack 62; Sylloge 62; Seaby 32;
Wt 54.3. Darkly toned and looks like a silver coin, fine and
rare
Ex Glendining sale Feb 1957 (2)
Southern and Southeastern District. British P. Gold
Quarter Stater
Obverse: Plain;
Reverse: Altar-shaped object with two stars at base, and
trellised compartments on either side.
Allen PA; Evans D11; Mack 38; Sylloge 65; Seaby 39;
Wt18.1 = Very fine and very rare
Ex Lockett I (106) ; Burstal 1912 (6) ; Montagu I (29)
Atrebates and Regni. British Q (traditionally ascribed to the
Remi). Gold Quarter Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate head of Apollo;
Reverse: Triple-tailed horse without mane right; floral
ornament above, and flower-shaped object below.
Allen QC; Evans E2; Mack 63; Sylloge 72; Seaby 40;
Wta2i.1 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Eastbourne find, Sussex 1951
The Cantii. British LY. South of Thames Group, North
Kentish Section. Gold Stater
Obverse: Plain;
Reverse: Horse to right, ring ornaments below.
Allen LY2; Evans —; Mack 294; Sylloge 75; Seaby 25;
Wtgo0.6 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Shand (22)
Atrebates and Regni. British LZ. Gold Quarter Stater
Obverse: Three ring ornaments between two corded lines, a
triangle of annulets on either side;
Reverse: Horse to left, rosette of pellets beneath and
uncertain ornament above.
Allen LZ5; Evans M6; Mack 80; Sylloge 78; Seaby 36;
Wt14.5 Very fine and very rare
Ex Sydenham (910)
21
22
23
24.
5
26
ie
British Potin Coins of Kent. (Chill-cast bronze with a high
tin content) Class I
Obverse: Crude head of Apollo to left with eye and annulet,
Reverse: Crude bull charging to the left.
Allen GB1; Evans H2; Mack 9; Sylloge 85; Seaby 62;
Wt 29.6 Very fine
Ex Baldwin Nov 1959
Note: These Potin coins are arranged according to D. F.
Allen’s ‘British Potin Coins: a Review’, 1971
British Potin Coins of Kent. Class I
Obverse: Crude head of Apollo to the left with eye a
triangle of pellets;
Reverse: Crude bull charging to the left.
Allen GA; Evans H3; Mack 13; Sylloge go; Seaby 62;
Wt 24.8 Very fine and rare
Ex Seaby Nov 1955
British Potin Coins of Kent. Class I
Obverse: Crude head of Apollo to the left with eye and
annulet;
Reverse: Crude bull charging to the left.
Allen H2; Evans —; Mack 15; Sylloge 94; Seaby —;
Wt25 = Fine
Ex Glendining Fuly 1965 (S66) and Brentford hoard
British Potin Coins of Kent. Class 2 (small size)
Obverse: Crude head left, the eye is a pellet enclosed by an
annulet;
Reverse: Crude bull left, pellet beneath.
Allen M2; Evans —; Mack 23; Sylloge 105; Seaby 63;
Wt 18.3 Fine and rare
Ex Lockett [(99) and P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton (309 )
British Potin Coins of Kent. Class 2 (small size)
Obverse: Remnants of head to left, large pellet in centre;
Reverse: Remnants of bull, which is now a square with large
pellet in centre.
Allen O2; Evans H8; Mack 24; Sylloge 108; Seaby 63;
Wt 20.1 Fine and very rare .
Ex Baldwin May 1952
Southern District. Atrebates. Tincommius (C20BC-ADS5),
Gold Quarter Stater
Obverse: TINC on a tablet; C above; A or B below;
Reverse: Head of Medusa facing.
Mack 97; Evans 114; Sylloge 110; Seaby 68;
Wt15.3. Very fine and very rare
Note: It 1s probable that the CA stands for Calleva
Atrebatum ( Silchester) and that the coins were struck there
Found on Selsey Beach, Sussex
14
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28
)
30
ut
Southern District. Atrebates. Verica (cAD10-40). Gold
Quarter Stater
Obverse: VERIC COME in two lines across the field; above
a crescent; below a star of 6 points;
Mack 122; Evans II 12; Sylloge 116; Seaby 76;
Wt15.7 A superb specimen. Good very fine and very rare
Ex Lockett 1(7) ; Roth I (19) ; Found on Selsey Beach, Sussex
Essex and Suffolk District. Trinovantes. Dubnovellaunus
(cADI-10). Gold Stater
Obverse: ‘Two crescents in the centre of a wreath
terminating in ring ornaments;
Reverse: (DUB) NOVIILLA. Horse galloping to left;
beneath a palm branch.
Allen Dubnovellaunus; Evans IV 6-9; Mack 275; Sylloge
122; Seaby 91/117;
Wt 85.1 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Abbot ( Australia)
Essex and Suffolk District. Trinovantes. Addedomaros
(c15-1BC). Gold Stater
Obverse: Ornament consisting of two solid crescents, back
to back, with chevron-shaped compartments in the interior
of each crescent;
Reverse: Horse prancing to the right, above a wheel,
beneath a palm branch, behind an S-shaped ornament with
pellets in angles.
Allen Addedomaros; Mack 268 var; Evans XIV; Sylloge
126; Seaby 114;
Wt 87.2 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Glendining’s May 1959 (1)
Central District. Catuvellauni. Tasciovanus (c20BC-ADIO).
Base Gold Stater
Obverse: Cruciform ornament formed of wreaths, annulet
and pellets in the field;
Reverse: TAXCI, horse galloping to the right, bucranium
above.
Allen —; Mack 150; Evans Vg; Sylloge 128; Seaby 120;
Wt 82.1 Flan chipped, otherwise fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1968
Central District. Catuvellauni. 'Tasciovanus (c20BC-ADI0).
Gold Quarter Stater
Obverse: TASC within a compartment placed across a
threefold wreath;
Reverse: Horse springing left, star below.
Allen —; Mack 185; Evans V14; Sylloge 131; Seaby 124;
Wt 20.8 Very fine and very rare
Ex Nunn (19); Babington 477. (This coin illustrated in
Ruding, pl 29, fig 5)
32
58
34
35)
36
15
Central District. Catuvellauni. Tasciovanus (c20BC-ADI0).
Bronze
Obverse: 'I'wo heads in profile right, the upper one
bearded;
Reverse: TASC. Ram standing to the left on a beaded
exergual line.
Mack 167; Evans VII, 6; Sylloge 134; Seaby 136;
Wt 30.4 Slight edge chip, very fine and very rare
Bought in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, and thought to have been
found locally.
Note: The Celts attached great importance to multiple heads
and also had a strong belief in the power of twins
Central District. Cunobeline (cAD10-40). Gold Stater
Obverse: CAM\V, divided by ear of corn;
Reverse: CUNO, horse prancing to the right, above a
branch between two pellets, below pellet in circle.
Exergual line.
Evans IX, 5; Mack 203; Sylloge 144; Seaby 150;
Wt 83.6 Very fine and rare
Ex Spink May 1960
Central District. Cunobeline (cAD10-40). Gold Quarter
Stater
Obverse: CAMV, divided by ear of corn;
Reverse: CUN, lively horse to right, palm branch above.
Evans IX, 13; Mack 209; Sylloge 148; Seaby 151;
Wt20.5 Very fine and very rare
Ex Spink May 1960
Central District. Cunobeline (caD10-40). Copper, Early
Type. Verulamium mint
Obverse: CUNOBELINI in two compartments of a tablet;
ring ornament above and below;
Reverse: ['TASC] Naked Victory seated to left, holding a
wreath.
Evans XI, 5; Mack 221; Sylloge 154; Seaby 161;
Wt 38.1 Fine and very rare
Found at Buntingdon, Herts, 1967
Central District. Cunobeline (cAD10-40). Copper,
Developed Type. Camulodunum mint
Obverse: CUNO, sphinx crouching to right upon an
exergual line;
Reverse: CAM, male figure standing on exergual line,
holding severed human head in his right hand and a staff in
his left. There is an altar behind.
Allen —; Evans XII, 10; Mack 260; Sylloge 161; Seaby —;
Wt 34.1 Attractive green patina, fine and very rare
Ex Harlow Temple (Essex) find, 1969
Note: A very interesting piece since it depicts a severed human
head, a venerated symbol to the Celts, while the altar behind
possibly refers to human sacrifice.
16
37
38
39
40
41
42
ay
Central District. Epaticcus (cAD25-35). Silver
Obverse: EPATI, head of Hercules in lion skin;
Reverse: Eagle standing on a serpent.
Allen —; Evans VIII, 13; Mack 263; Sylloge 172; Seaby 87;
Wt 21.3 Very fine
Ex Evans and Ashmolean Duplicate
South Western District. Durotriges. Silver Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate head of Apollo right;
Reverse: Disjointed horse left.
Allen A (Allen pl XIII, no 7, this coin); Evans F1; Mack 317;
Sylloge 174; Seaby 46;
Wto1 Traces of filing otherwise very fine
Ex Le Catillon hoard
Note: There is a mistake in the Sylloge plates, since the obverse
of 174 1s linked with the reverse of 179 and vice versa
South Western District. Durotriges. Silver Stater similar in
style to last
Allen A; Evans F1; Mack 317; Sylloge 178; Seaby 46;
Wt 81.8 Fine
Found at Bradbury Rings, Dorset
South Western District. Durotriges. Silver Quarter Stater
Obverse: Uncertain object;
Reverse: A crooked line, with patterns on either side.
Allen B [Allen pl XIII as 10 (this coin)]; Mack 319; Evans
M14; Sylloge 185; Seaby 47;
Wt 20.1 Fine and rare
Ex Le Catillon hoard
South Western District. Durotriges. Bronze Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate head of Apollo;
Reverse: Crude disjointed horse left with pellets above and
pellet below.
Allen C; Evans G5; Mack 318; Sylloge 188; Seaby 60;
Wt47~=Fine
Ex Holdenhurst hoard
South Western District. Durotriges. Bronze Stater similar
to previous
Allen C; Evans Gs; Mack 318; Sylloge 189; Seaby 60;
Wt 49.5 Corroded about fair
Ex Holdenhurst hoard
South Western District. Durotriges. Cast bronze
Obverse: Inverted Y with seven pellets on either side;
Reverse: Fourteen pellets.
Allen D; Evans —; Mack 342; Sylloge 211; Seaby 61;
Wt 49.4 Line
Ex Hengistbury Head
44
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46
47
48
49
L7
South Western District. Durotriges. Cast Bronze. Similar
to 43 but ten pellets on reverse
Allen D; Evans —; Mack 345; Sylloge 212; Seaby 61;
Wt 37.3 Very fine
Ex Hengistbury Head
South Western District. Durotriges. Cast Bronze
Obverse: Inverted Y with seven pellets on one side and five
on the other;
Reverse: ‘Ten pellets.
Allen D; Evans —; Mack 349; Sylloge 227; Seaby 61;
Wt37.a Puie
Ex Holdenhurst hoard
South Western District. Durotriges. Cast Bronze
Obverse: Inverted Y with six pellets on one side and five on
the other;
Reverse: ‘Ten pellets.
Allen D; Evans —; Mack 352; Sylloge 230; Seaby 61;
Wt 37.1 Fine
Ex Holdenhurst hoard
Western District. Dobunni. British. Uninscribed Gold
Quarter Stater
Obverse: Faint traces of Apollo pattern to right;
Reverse: Triple-tailed horse to right, large sun ornament
above, crescent in front.
Allen RB; Evans B15; Mack 68; Sylloge 248; Seaby 41;
Wt16.2 Fazr/fine and extremely rare
Ex Baldwin 1951
Western District. Dobunni. Uninscribed, Class B, Silver
Obverse: Face to right;
Reverse: Horse left, below cock’s head.
Allen B; Evans F4; Mack 378; Sylloge 250; Seaby 49;
Wt 16.6 Fine and scarce
Ex Sydenham (919)
Western District. Dobunni. Uninscribed. Early issue,
Silver
Obverse: Face to right;
Reverse: Horse left, pellet in circle below.
Allen RA; Evans C4; Mack 374b; Sylloge 248b; Seaby 49;
Wt18.1 Small striking split otherwise very fine and
extremely rare
Found at Bromham, Wilts
cf. Mack p X. This is one of the earliest Dobunnic silver coins,
with easily recognizable face. Regular Dobunnic coins soon
acquire a highly formalized face pattern
18
50
51
52
53
54
55
Western District. Dobunni. Uninscribed. Irregular series.
Silver, Class M
Obverse: Face right, sun ornament in front;
Reverse: Horse left.
Allen M; Evans p 468; Mack 384a; Sylloge 256; Seaby 49;
Wti0.4 Fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1951
Western District. Dobunni. Inscribed. Silver, Class G
Obverse: Crude head right;
Reverse: ANTED. Triple tailed horse to left.
Allen G; Evans 18; Mack 387; Sylloge 258; Seaby 172;
Wt14.9 Edge chipped otherwise very fine and very rare
Ex Baldwin May 1956
Western District. Dobunni. Gold Stater
Obverse: Branched emblem with five arms spreading on
either side;
Reverse: EISV, disjointed triple-tailed to the right with
wheel below.
Allen —; Evans XVIII 3; Mack 388; Sylloge 259; Seaby
JL)
Wt 86.9 ~-Very fine and extremely rare
Found at Droitwich, Worcester, 1956
North-Eastern District. Coritani. Gold Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate head of Apollo right;
Reverse: Crude horse right, star in front, rosette with large
central pellet below.
Allen H Type B; Evans B2; K6; Mack 51a; Sylloge 265;
Seaby —;
Wtog1.3 Very fine and rare
Ex Lockett I (100), and Roth (6)
North-Eastern District. Coritani. Gold Stater
Obverse: Portions of laureate head of Apollo right;
Reverse: Crude horse left, small tribrach beneath horse.
Allen I, Type D; Allen, Coritani Sylloge 226; Evans Cr;
Mack 56; Sylloge 268; Seaby —;
Wt92.4 Very fine and rare
Ex Baldwin 1951
East Anglian District. Iceni. British Na. Gold Stater
Obverse: T'wo solid crescents back to back, triangle of
pellets below;
Reverse: Horse galloping to right with star below; and
pellets above.
Allen NA; Evans XIV, 12; Mack 398; Sylloge 286; Seaby 28;
Wt 82.1 Good fine and very rare
Ex Lockett (68) ; Roth I (11) and Freckenham hoard
56
57
58
59
60
61
19
East Anglian District. Iceni. British NB. Gold Quarter
Stater
Obverse: An ornamental crescent with floral arrangement,
Reverse: Horse to right, ring ornament below.
Allen ND; Evans —; Mack 404; Sylloge 289; Seaby 37;
Wt13.6 Fine and a great rarity
Ex Spink 1955
Note: Mack p XI. ‘This coin goes back to 1762 when it 1s
recorded by Stukeley in his manuscript for his ‘23 plates’. F22A
(MS Eng Misc D440 in Bodleian Library). It was then sold by
White to a Mr Gell of York. The only other known example
was found at Irstead in Norfolk in 1880 and is in the Norwich
Museum’
East Anglian District. Iceni. Uninscribed. Silver
Obverse: Boar right with hind legs crossed;
Reverse: Horse right with wheel and pellets above; below
a curved figure and several pellets below.
Allen C; Evans XVI, 9; Mack 409; Sylloge 290; Seaby 53;
Wt15.6 Very fine and rare
Ex Daniels 1917 and Wimblington hoard
East Anglian District. Iceni. Uninscribed silver,
Half-denomination (D).
Obverse: Boar to right;
Reverse: Bridled horse right with pellets and ring ornament
above.
Allen D; Evans p 402; Mack 411; Sylloge 291; Seaby 54;
Wt6.8 Fine and very rare
Ex Carlyon-Britton (88)
East Anglian District. Iceni. Inscribed Silver. ANTED
Obverse: Two crescents back to back;
Reverse: ANTD in monogram, horse right, above a beaded
ring ornament with pellet centre.
Allen —; Evans XV, 10; Mack 420; Sylloge 296; Seaby 184;
Wtig.9 Fine
Ex Seaby 1948
East Anglian District. Iceni. Inscribed Silver ECE
Obverse: T'wo crescents back to back;
Reverse: ECE, horse left, six pellets on the horse’s shoulder.
Allen —; Evans XV, 6; Mack 428; Sylloge 300; Seaby 187;
Wtig.0 Fair/fine
Ex Daniels 1917 and Weston hoard, 1852
East Anglian District. Iceni. Inscribed Silver AESU
Obverse: Two crescents back to back;
Reverse: AESU, horse left, six pellets on shoulder.
Allen —; Evans XV, 8; Mack 432; Sylloge 302; Seaby 186;
Wt16.9 Fair and rare
Ex Seaby 1949
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ANGLO-SAXON
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
Northumbrian Stycas
Eadberht (737-758) Silver
Obverse: EOTBEREHTUS:
Reverse: Fantastic quadruped left.
North 178; Seaby 402; Sylloge 365;
Wt14.9 Fine and rare
Ex Spink October 1951
Aethelred I (2nd reign 789-796). Silver
Obverse: AETHILRED;
Reverse: CEOLBAED.
North 185; Seaby 408; Sylloge 368;
Wt17.4 ‘Fine and very rare
Ex Hexham hoard
Eanred (810-841). Base Silver
Moneyer: DAEGBERCT;
North 186; Seaby 409; Sylloge 381;
Wt18.6 Very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Eanred. Base Silver
Moneyer: HERRED;
North 186; Seaby 409; Sylloge 386;
Wt17.7_ ~+~Very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Eanred. Copper
Moneyer: HERRED;
North 186; Seaby 409; Sylloge 391;
Wt17.6 Fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Eanred. Copper
Moneyer: MONNE;
North 186; Seaby 409; Sylloge 395;
Wt19.6 Very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Eanred. Copper
Moneyer: MONNE;
North 186; Seaby 409; Sylloge 398;
Wt 19.6 Good very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Eanred. Copper
Moneyer: ODILO;
North 186; Seaby 409; Sylloge 400;
Wt16.9 Line
Ex Hexham hoard
yal
72
13
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76
Wi
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Aethelred II (841-844) . Copper
Moneyer: EANRED;
North 188; Seaby 411; Sylloge 423;
Wt 22.1 Very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Aethelred II. Copper
Moneyer: LEOFTHEGN;
Interesting designs with Celtic cross on reverse. Same dies
as BMC 462.
North 188; Seaby 411; Sylloge 459;
Wt 19.4 Very fine, very rare and interesting
Ex Seaby Fuly 1963
Aethelred II. Copper
Moneyer: MONNE (retrograde);
North 190; Seaby 414; Sylloge 469;
Wt21.3 + Very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Aethelred II. Copper
Moneyer: WENDELBERHT;
North 188; Seaby 411; Sylloge 473;
Wt17.7_~=~Very fine
Ex Spink 1929
Redwulf (c844). Copper
Moneyer: ALGHERE;
North 189; Seaby 413; Sylloge 491;
Wt18.1 Very fine
Ex Spink fuly 1947
Aethelred IT 2nd reign (844-849). Copper
Moneyer: EARDWULF
North 190; Seaby 414; Sylloge 498;
Wt 18.3 Very fine
Ex Hexham hoard
Osberht (849-867). Copper
Moneyer: WINIBERHT;
North 191; Seaby 414; Sylloge 513;
Wtig.g Fine
Ex Spink 1965
Archbishops of York Stycas
Eanbald IT (796-830). Base Silver
Moneyer: EADWULF (EODVVLF);
North 194; Seaby 420; Sylloge 515;
Wt17.9 Some verdigris, very fine
Ex Spink Fuly 1952
80
81
Wigmund (837-854). Copper
Moneyer Coenred (EOFNRED);
North 196; Seaby 423; Sylloge 525;
Wt18.8 Good fine
Ex Spink 1920
Wulfhere (854-900). Copper
Moneyer: Wulfred;
North 197; Seaby 424; Sylloge 546;
Wtig.7_ Very fine and rare, some verdigris
Ex Parsons 1954 (109)
Anglo-Saxon Silver Pennies
Kings of Mercia
C. E. Blunt: The Coinage of Offa, Anglo-Saxon Coins, 1961
H. E. Pagan: Coinage in the age of Burgred, BNJ (XXXIV)
1965
C. E. Blunt, C. S. S. Lyon and B. H. I. H. Stewart: The
Coinage of Southern England 796-840, BNJ (XXXII) 1963
Offa (757-796). Portrait Type, Canterbury, Group II
bust right
Obverse: OFFA REX;
Reverse: CIOLHARD.
Moneyer’s name surrounded by pellets above and below an
interlaced snake pattern.
Blunt 23; North 317; Seaby 454; Sylloge 554;
Wt18.5 Edge chipped, very fine and very rare
Ex Drabble (318) ; Rashleigh (36) ; Cuff (270) and H, P. Hall
Offa. Non-portrait Type
London mint?. Group III
OFFA REX M,, rosette in inner circle;
Reverse: BABBA between two lines across the field; above
OMO, and a pattern of crescents below. Same dies as
BMC 35.
Blunt 85; North 319; Seaby 456; Sylloge 569;
Wt 22.1 Extremely fine and extremely rare
Ex Lockett IV (3568) ; Bliss (36) ; Montagu I (203) ; Brice;
Bergne (52) ; Murchison (61) ; Dymock (54) ; Devonshire (11)
Note: The abbreviation M for MONETARIUS is only
rarely found on the other coins of the reign. Blunt states (p 44),
‘The question must remain an open one, but the possibility that
we have in these rare coins an issue of the Bishop of London
cannot be entirely rejected’
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Offa. Non-Portrait Type
Canterbury. Group III
OFFA REX M divided by two lunettes;
Reverse: ETHELNOTH, variety with part of the name in
the upper lunette and a cross in the lower.
Blunt roo; North 323; Seaby 456 (this is the coin illustrated);
Sylloge 571;
Wt 21.6 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Ryan (619) and Grantley (530)
Coenwulf (796-821). Non-Portrait ‘Type
Canterbury. Group IB
Substantive tribach type COENVVLF REX
In centre M
Reverse: SEBERHT, tribrach moline dividing the legend.
B.L.S. 12f; North 342; Seaby 462A; Sylloge 578;
Wtig.1 Edge chipped, fine and rare
Ex Lockett III (2569) ; Thorburn (25)
Coenwulf. Portrait Type
Canterbury. Group IIB. Cross and Quatrefoil Type
COENVVLF REX M. Diademed bust right—legend starts
at top;
Reverse: DVDA MONETA, quatrefoil over cross with
pellet in each angle.
B.L.S. 31d; North 350; Seaby 463; Sylloge 581;
Wt 20.4 Dark tone, edge chipped, almost very fine and very
rare
Ex Lockett I (368)
Coenwulf. Portrait Type
Canterbury. Group IVA. COENVVLF REX M
Diademed bust right—legend starts at shoulder;
Reverse: DIORMOD MONET, cross with oval limbs
open at ends.
B.L.S. 44; North 347; Seaby 464; Sylloge 583;
Wt21.7 Edge chipped, otherwise extremely fine and very
rare
Ex Baldwin May 1960
Ceolwulf (821-823). Portrait Type. East Anglia
LLCEOLVVLFL REX, diademed bust right
Reverse: EASGAZ (EADGAR) in two lines divided by two
long crosses with St Andrews cross between.
B.L.S. 27b; North 393; Seaby 474; Sylloge 593;
Wti9.5 Edge chipped, otherwise extremely fine and
extremely rare
Ex Lockett I (385); Evans and Delgany hoard
24
87
88
89
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Berhtwulf (840-852). Portrait Type. Bust Ac.
BERHTVLF REX M, diademed bust right;
Reverse: EANRED, cross crosslet.
North 419; Seaby 483; Sylloge 605;
Wt17.3 Edge slightly chipped, otherwise very fine and
extremely rare
Ex Ryan (643) ; Thorburn (27) ; Montagu I (270) ;
Addington; Dymock (65) ; Loscombe (1034) and Sevington
hoard
(Archaeologia X XVII pl X XIII no 6 [this coin} )
Burgred (852-874). Typea
BVRGRED REX, diademed bust right
Reverse: BEAGSTAN MONETA.
North 423; Seaby 486; Sylloge 607;
Wta2r.1 Slightly double struck, otherwise extremely fine
Ex Baldwin 1963
Burgred. Type a as previous but different style
Reverse: DIGA MONETA.
North 423; Seaby 486; Sylloge 612;
Wt18.6 Some corrosion, otherwise very fine
Ex Lockett I (393)
Burgred. Type aas previous but different style
Reverse; LEPE: MONETA.
North 423; Seaby 486; Sylloge 619;
Wti5.1 Good very fine
Ex P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton (289) and Waterloo Bridge
find 1884
Kings of Kent
C. E. Blunt: The Coinage of Offa, Anglo-Saxon Coins, 1961
C. E. Blunt, C. S. S. Lyon and B. H. I. H. Stewart: The
Coinage of Southern England 796-840, BNJ (XXXII) 1963
Ecgberht (c780). Canterbury
EGCBERHT in centre R;
Reverse: BABBA in angles of a cross crosslet with lozenge
centre.
Blunt 2; North 199; Seaby 427; Sylloge 639;
Edge chipped, also pierced, but fine and a great rarity
Ex Lockett III (2628) ; Bascom (12) ; Rashleigh (80) and
Cuff (279)
g2
93
94
95
25
Cuthred (798-807). Portrait Type. Canterbury. Group II
Cross and Wedges ‘Type
CVDRED REX CANT, diademed bust right, breaking
inner circle;
Reverse: EABA MONETA (rounded M, cross pommée
with edge in each angle.
B.L.S. 16j; North 211; Seaby 430; Sylloge 644;
Wt. 12.8 Edge chipped and perforated in places, otherwise
fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1923
Baldred (c823-825). Portrait Type. Rochester Group II
BALDRED REX, bust right breaking inner circle;
Reverse: EDELMOD (rounded M), seven spoked wheel
design.
BLS. 22; North 218; Seaby 432 (this coin): Sylloge 649;
Wt18.4 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Lockett II (2631) ; Grantley (S86) and Evans and
Dalgeny hoard
Archbishops of Canterbury
Wulfred (805-832). Group III. Canterbury. Regular
Monogram Type
VVLFRED ARCHIEPI, bust to edge of coin, pellet each
side of face;
Reverse: SAEBERHT MONETA, Canterbury monogram
in centre.
B.L.S. 5b; North 240; Seaby 440; Sylloge 655
Wt 22.5 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Lockett I (334) ; Evans and Delgany hoard
Wulfred. Group IV. Canterbury
Anonymous issue c823
SVVEFHERD MONETA, (moneyers name) tonsured,
facing bust;
Reverse: DOROBERNIA CIVITAS in five lines.
B.L.S. 12e; North 238; Seaby 441; Sylloge 658;
Wt 20.7 Edge chipped, almost very fine and very rare
Ex Ryan (603)
Ceolnoth (833-870). Group I. Canterbury
CIALNOD ARCEPIS, tonsured bust facing;
Reverse: VVNERE MONETA, Chi-Ro monogram,
North 242; Seaby 443; Sylloge 662;
Wt 16.9 Slight crack in edge, otherwise very fine and very
rare
Ex Ryan (597); P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton (897) ; Rashleigh
(96) and Trewhiddle hoard
26
97
99
100
IOI
Ceolnoth. Group III. Canterbury
CEOLNOD ARCHIEP, tonsured bust facing;
Reverse: HEBECA MONET, on and between the limbs
of a cross.
North 245; Seaby 444; Sylloge 667;
Wt 18.3. Slight edge chip, otherwise good very fine and rare
Ex Lockett IV (3555); Astronomer (128) and Durden (21)
Plegmund (890-914). Canterbury
PLEGMVND ARCHIEP, DORO in centre;
Reverse: ELFSTAN MO in two lines, above and below a
pellet.
North 254; Seaby 448 (this coin illustrated); Sylloge 670;
Wt 22.8 Good very fine and very rare
Ex Anthony, Drabble (354) and Cuerdale hoard
Kings of East Anglia
Eadmund (855-970)
EADMVND REX AN. Cross with upper and two
transverse arms crosslet, the latter sloping upwards;
Reverse: BEORNFERTH MO, cross pattée with pellet in
each angle. .
North 459; Seaby 500; Sylloge 678;
Wti9.0 Weakly struck, very fine and rare
Ex Ryan (658) ; Gantz and Ready (44)
Northumbrian Viking Coinage
C.S.S. Lyon and B. H. I. H. Stewart: The Northumbrian
Viking Coins in the Cuerdale Hoard, Anglo-Saxon Coins
1961
(The coins are arranged according to the amended
classification by the same authors in Numismatic Chronicle
1964 pp 281-2)
‘Cunnettt’
Obverse: CVN NE'T' TT, small cross with pellet in two
angles;
Reverse: Plain cross, CNV'T at ends, REX between.
L.S. Ile; North 501; Seaby 532; Sylloge 682;
Wt 20.3. ~Dark tone, good very fine
Ex Spink 1928
‘Cunnetti’, a similar coin from different dies
L.S. Ile; North 501; Seaby 532; Sylloge 685;
Wt 21.0 Very fine
Ex Seaby 1956
102
103
104
105
106
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St Peter of York
Phase I (cgo5)
Obverse: SCPETRM in two lines, key? above, pellet below;
Reverse: EBORACI, small cross.
B.M.C. type As; North 551; Seaby 543; Sylloge 689;
Wt16.5 Edge chipped, has been cleaned, fine
Ex St fohn’s Church, Chester find
Phase I (cgo5)
Obverse: SCIPLT, key? and 1 above, star composed of 10
wedges and pellet centre, and R, below;
B.M.C. —; North —; Seaby —; Sylloge 694;
Wt16.1 Has been cleaned, otherwise very fine and a
unique example of this variety
Ex St Fohn’s Church, Chester find
Kings of Wessex
R. H.M. Dolley and K. Skaare: “The Coinage of Aethelwulf,
King of the West Saxons, 839-58’, Anglo-Saxon Coins 1961;
R. H. M. Dolley and C. E. Blunt: ‘The Coinage of Alfred
the Great, 871-899’, Anglo-Saxon Coins 1961
Aethelwulf (838-858). Portrait Type. Phase I
Canterbury
Obverse: EDELVVLF RE, diademed bust right;
Reverse: BEAGMVND MO, small cross pattée with pellet
in each angle.
D.5. 1; North 592; Seaby 571; Sylloge 704;
Wtig.0 Very fine and very rare
Ex Wells and Middle Temple hoard
Aethelwulf. Non-Portrait Type. Phase II. Canterbury
Obverse: AEDELVVLF REX, cross pattée over cross
pattée saltire;
Reverse: DVVN MONET A, cross moline.
D.S. p 71; North 606; Seaby 575; Sylloge 707;
Wt21.7_~ Very fine and an extremely rare reverse variety
Ex Lockett I (465) and P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton 1638
Aethelwulf. Portrait Type. Phase II. Canterbury
Obverse: EDELVVLF RE, diademed bust right;
Reverse: DEINE-AH MONET, cross crosslet.
D.S. p 71; North 610; Seaby 576; Sylloge 710;
Wti9.0 Fine and very rare
Ex Spink March 1955
28
107
108
10g
I1O
Nee
112
Aethelwulf. Portrait Type. Phase IV
Canterbury
Obverse: AEDELVVLF REX, bare-headed bust right;
Reverse: EDELNOD MONET A, on and between
limbs of a beaded cross.
D.S. pp 73-74; North 618; Seaby 580; Sylloge 717;
Wt18.5 Slight edge crack, otherwise good very fine
Ex Spink 1928
Aethelberht (858-866). Type 1
Obverse: AEDELBEARHT REX, bust right;
Reverse: HEABEARHT MONETA, type as previous coin.
North 620; Seaby 582; Sylloge 722;
Wt18.2 ~=Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelberht. Type 2
Obverse: AEDELBEARHT REX, diademed bust right;
Reverse: OOSHERE MONET A, floriated cross with a leaf in
each angle.
North 621; Seaby 583; Sylloge 723;
Wt 18.2 Good very fine and an extremely rare type
Ex Lockett (2698) ; Astronomer (147) ; Montagu I (502) and
Brice
Aethelred I (866-871). Type 1
Obverse: AEDELRED REX, diademed bust right;
Reverse: EDELRED MONET A, in three lines, in and
between two lunettes.
North 622; Seaby 584; Sylloge 725;
Wt 20.7. Heavily patinated with verdigris, otherwise very
fine
Ex Dunsforth Church find
Alfred (871-899). First Coinage. Type of Burgred of Mercia
Obverse: AELBRED REX, diademed bust right;
Reverse: HEREMOD MONET A, in three lines, in and
between two lunettes.
North 627; Seaby 585; Sylloge 729;
Wt15.7. Rather corroded, fine and rare
Ex Dunsworth Church find
Alfred. Second Coinage. ‘Ceolwulf’ Type
Obverse: ELFRED REX, diademed bust right;
Reverse: LIAFVALD MON, cross pattée within lozenge
on beaded long cross.
North 629; Seaby 586; Sylloge 731;
Wt 19.7. Has been cleaned, broken in half and rejoined, but
very fine and a great rarity
Ex Parsons (131) and Cuerdale hoard (cf. BNF X XLX (1959)
p 247)
ae : The two halves of this coin were bought separately by
Commander Mack in 1950 and 1952 and were then found to fit
together exactly (cf. Sylloge P.X II)
113
114
115
116
si iy)
118
11g
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Alfred. Fourth Coinage. Non-Portrait Type. ‘Edward the
Elder’ Type
Obverse: AELFRED REX, small cross pattée;
Reverse: AEDERED MO in two lines with three crosses
between.
North 639; Seaby 594A; Sylloge 734;
Wt 23.9 Almost extremely fine
Ex BM duplicates and Cuerdale hoard
Alfred. Fourth Coinage. Portrait/London Monogram ‘Type
Obverse: ELFRER DEX, diademed bust right;
Reverse: Monogram of London.
North 644; Seaby 589; Sylloge 736;
Wt 19.3. Peckmarked, fine and rare
Ex Spink 1923
Edward the Elder (899-924). T'wo Line Type. BONVS
HOMO MO
North 649; Seaby 614; Sylloge 739;
Wt 23.9 ~=Very fine and a very rare moneyer
Ex Lockett I (540) and Vatican hoard (173)
Edward the Elder. ‘Two Line Type
Moneyer: (E)ADVVOLD MO;
North 649; Seaby 614; Sylloge 745;
Wtig.4 Large fragment, fine
Ex St fohn’s Church, Chester find
Edward the Elder. Portrait Type
Obverse: EADVVEARD REX (Retrograde) diademed bust
left;
Reverse: TILI MONETA in two lines divided by a row of
three crosses.
North 651; Seaby 612; Sylloge 751;
Wt 26.4 Good very fine and extremely rare
Ex Lockett III (2713) and Vatican hoard (451)
Edward the Elder. Local Type. North Western Mint
Obverse: EADVVEARD REX, small cross pattée;
Reverse: ADVLF MO, flowering tree with four branches
springing from a central line; below, moneyer’s name and a
cross pattée.
North 658 var; Seaby 606 var; Sylloge 760;
Wt 23.4 += Very fine and an extremely rare reverse type
Ex Lockett I (520) ; Drabble (401) and Vatican hoard (473)
Edward the Elder. Local Type. North Western Mint
Obverse: EADVVEARD REX, small cross pattée;
Reverse: EADRED MO, hand pointing upwards.
B.M.C. XI var; North —; Seaby —; Sylloge 762;
Wtig.7 Edge chipped, otherwise very fine, and a new
moneyer for the type, also unrecorded with hand pointing
upwards
Ex St John’s Church, Chester find
30
120
I21
122
123
124
Edward the Elder. Local Type. North Western Mint
Obverse: EADVVEARD REX, small cross pattée;
Reverse: VVLFGAR, with a view of Saxon Minster,
possibly Chester, on central line.
North 667; Seaby 603; Sylloge 768;
Wt 23.3. Almost extremely fine and very rare
Ex Bruun (81) ; Astronomer (164) ; Montagu I (602) ; Brice,
Wigan, Bergne (180) ; Durrant (24) ; Dimsdale (612)
Kings of All England
Aethelstan (924-939). Two Line ‘Type
Obverse: AEDELSTAN REX, small cross pattée;
Reverse: ILOHANN MON, in two lines with three crosses
between.
North 668; Seaby 616; Sylloge 774;
Wt 20.2 ~ Very fine and rare
Ex Lockett I (553a) and Vatican hoard (507)
Aethelstan. Local Type. Perhaps Warwick
Obverse: AEDELSTAN REX, small cross pattée;
Reverse: MONDEGN in two lines with three pellets
between; above and below, a floral ornament.
North 679; Seaby 625; Sylloge 775;
Wt 22.8 Very fine and a great rarity
Note: The only other known specimen of this type is from the
same pair of dies and is in the B. M. The moneyer
MONTHEGN 1s a known moneyer for Warwick. (cf BNF
XXXIV (1965) p 56)
Ex Ryan (756) ; P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton (378) ; Rashleigh
(254) ; Bergne (195) ; Murchison (258) and Cuff (504)
Eadmund (939-946). I'wo Line Type
Obverse: EADMVND RE, small cross pattée;
Reverse: VVHITE : MOI, divided by three crosses, a
rosette.
North 691; Seaby 631; Sylloge 784;
Wt 25.1 Darkly toned, good very fine
Ex Glendining February 1957 (103)
Eadred (946-955). I'wo Line Type
Obverse: EADRED REX, small cross;
Reverse: BERNFERD MO, in two lines divided by three
crosses, above and below a rosette.
North 707; Seaby 637; Sylloge 788;
Wt 20.8 Extremely fine
Ex Baldwin 1952
125
126
127
128
129
neni
31
Eadred. Crowned Bust Type
Obverse: EADRED REX, crowned bust right;
Reverse: MANNA MONETA, small cross pattée.
North 713; Seaby 639; Sylloge 793;
Wt 22.1 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Ryan (777)
Eadgar (959-975). ‘wo Line Type
Obverse: EADGAR REX, small cross, M in field;
Reverse: FREDI CESMOT, in two lines divided by three
crosses, above and below a rosette.
North 744 var; Seaby 650; Sylloge 803;
Wt19.3 Dark tone, good very fine
Ex Spink (1954)
Eadgar. Early Portrait Type
Obverse: EADGAR REX, crowned bust right;
Reverse: NORBER MONETAT, small cross.
North 750; Seaby 658; Sylloge 805;
Wt 22.5 Dark tone, extremely fine and rare
Ex Lockett I (630) ; Wheeler, Peckover (189) and Armitage
Eadgar. Three Line Type. Chester
Obverse: EADGAR REX, small cross;
Reverse: MAERTOL EO IN MO in three lines, rosette
above and below.
North 757; Seaby —; Sylloge 810;
Wt 16.8 Edges badly chipped, otherwise fine and very rare
Ex Lawrence (244)
Eadgar. Reform Portrait Type. Canterbury
BOGEA MO CAENT;
North 752; Seaby 660; Sylloge 812;
Wt 23.1 Very fine and very rare
Ex Bagnall, Drabble (435) and Carlyon-Britton (434 )
Aethelred II (978-1016). First Small Cross Type. Lincoln
EEVIG MO LINDOL;
North 763; Seaby 663; Sylloge 816;
Wt 21.3 Very fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. First Hand Type. Winchester
BYRHTNOD MO PINTO;
North 766; Seaby 664; Sylloge 828;
Wt 23.0 Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
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139
Aethelred II. First Hand Type. London
EADELM MO LVND;
North 766; Seaby 664; Sylloge 840;
Wt 20.3 Good fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Crux Type. Bridport
EADNOD M-O BRYD;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 851;
Wt 26.2 Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Crux Type. Canterbury
LEOFSTAN MO CAENT;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 853;
Wt21.1 Dark tone, very fine
Ex Shand (336)
Aethelred II. Crux Type. London
BYRHTLAF MO LVN, pellet in second quarter of
reverse;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 862;
Wt25 ~#2Very fine
Ex Baldwin July 1962
Aethelred II. Crux Type. London
GOLDPINE MO LVN;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 867;
Wt 18.8 Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1962
Aethelred II. Crux Type. London
LEOFPINE M-O LVN;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 869;
Wt 23.3. Fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred IT. Crux Type. London
PVLFSTAN MO LVND;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 873;
Wt27.2 Fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Crux Type. Winchester
BYRHTNOD MO PINT;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 892;
Wt 25.3 Almost extremely fine
Ex Spink 1928
140
I4I
142
143
144
145
33
Aethelred II. Crux Type. Winchester
HEAPVLF MO PINT;
North 770; Seaby 667; Sylloge 896;
Wt 25.4 Gcod very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Small Crux Type. London
EDPINE M-O LVND, pellet in first two quarters;
Hildebrand Type Ca; North p 113; Seaby 667A;
Sylloge 908;
Wta21.1 Very fine and rare
Ex Baldwin 1968
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. Gloucester
LEOFSIGE MO GLEA;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 922;
Wt 26.1 Some rust, very fine
Ex Shaftesbury hoard 1940 (cf BNF XXIV (1941) pp 49-50;
NC 1956, pp 267-80)
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. London
BRIHTLAF MO LVND;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 929;
Wt25.1 Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. London
BRVNSTAN MO LVND;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 930;
Wt25.9 Almost extremely fine
Ex Spink 1928
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. London
GODMAN MO LVND;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 937;
Wt21.6 Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. London
LEOFPINE MO LVND;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 940;
Wt25.1 Extremely fine
Ex Baldwin 1962
147
148
149
150
15a
i52
i53
154
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. London
LYFINC MOO LVND;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 945;
Wt 26.1 Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1962
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. London
SIBPINE MO LVND;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 947;
Wt 26.1 Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1962
Aethelred II. Long Cross 'Type. Winchester
GODPINE MO PINT;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 969;
Wt 26.4 Dark tone, otherwise extremely fine
Ex Spink 1928
Aethelred II. Long Cross Type. York
LEOFSTAN MO EOFR;
North 774; Seaby 668; Sylloge 975;
Wt 26.7. Patch of rust, otherwise extremely fine and rare
Ex Shaftesbury hoard (see Lot 142)
Aethelred II. Long Cross 'Type. York
SUMERLIDA MO EOFR, variety with cross in first and
pellet in third angles of reverse;
North 774 var; Seaby 668 var (cf Sylloge no 21. Coins in
Yorkshire Collections no 97/LM42); Sylloge 981;
Wt21.7_ ~ Very fine and rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Helmet Type. London
EADPOLD MO LVND;
North 775; Seaby 669; Sylloge 987;
Wt 22.3. ~Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Helmet ‘Type. London
GODRIC MO LVNDENE;
North 775; Seaby 669; Sylloge ggo;
Wt 21.7 Very fine
Ex Spink 1929
Aethelred II. Helmet Type. London
GODPINE MO LVND, pellet behind bust;
North 775; Seaby 669; Sylloge gg1;
Wt 21.7 Extremely fine
Ex Spink 1929
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155 Aethelred II. Helmet Type. Winchester
ALFPOLD MO PINT;
North 775; Seaby 669; Sylloge 1000;
Wt 22.7 Struck from a rusty die but as struck, very fine
Ex Raynes (396)
156 Aethelred II. Helmet Type. Winchester
BYRHSIGE MO PINT;
North 775; Seaby 669; Sylloge 1002;
Wt 22.2 Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
157 Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. London
AEDELPINE M ON LVN;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1023;
Wt19.6 Weakly struck, otherwise very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
158 Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. London
DYREMAN ON LVNDE;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1025;
Wt19.6 Some verdigris, good very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
159 Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Norwich
HPATEMN MO NORDP;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1037;
Wt21.1 Some peck marks, extremely fine and rare
Ex Spink 1929
A TUN
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160 Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Thetford
EDPINE ON DEODFO, pellet in inner circle below
initial cross on reverse;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1042;
Wt 18.8 Good very fine and rare
Ex Spink 1929
161 Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Winchester
BVRHNOD ON PINT;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1050;
Wt19.9 Extremely fine
Ex Spink 1961
Note: This and the next three coins are good examples of the
Southern style busts (cf Dolley, “Some reflections on
Hildebrand Type A of Aethelred II’, Stockholm 1958 )
36
162
165
166
167
168
Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Winchester
LEOFPOLD ON PINTCS;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1056;
Wt 21.6 Weakly struck, otherwise very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Winchester
ODA ON PINTCESRE;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1057;
Wt 22.5 Slight crack in flan, otherwise extremely fine
Ex Spink 1929
Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Winchester
SPILEMAN ON PINCES;
North 777; Seaby 670; Sylloge 1061;
Wt 18.2 Slight cracks in flan, otherwise extremely fine
Aethelred II. Last Small Cross Type. Variety with bust
right. Dover
GODMAN M ON DOEFR, same dies as BMC 39;
North 780; Seaby —; Sylloge 1067;
Wt 20.7. Almost extremely fine and very rare
Ex Ryan (S04)
Cnut (1016-1035). Quatrefoil Type. Gloucester
GODPINE O GLE, typical Gloucester style bust, trefoil of
pellets in front;
North 781; Seaby 675; Sylloge 1070;
Wt 18.8 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Grantley (1139) and Duke of Argyll
Cnut. Quatrefoil Type. Northampton
LEOFPINE O HA, a good example of the Gloucester
style bust, large flan and large lettering;
North 781; Seaby 675; Sylloge 1074;
Wt 20.1 Good very fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Note: The dies not listed in Hildebrand or in BM but from the
same dies as Elmore-Fones 602
Cnut. Quatrefoil Type. Winchester
SPILEMAN ON PINCS, typical Winchester style bust;
North 781; Seaby 675; Sylloge 1084;
Wt 22.3 Perforated in places, otherwise dark tone and very
ne
Ex Baldwin 1952
170
171
72
7s
174
5
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Cnut. Quatrefoil Type. Variety with bust right.
Shrewsbury
ET SIGE ON SCR, trefoil of pellets in front of head;
North 782; Seaby —; Sylloge 1086;
Wt 18.5 A little weakness in the striking, but almost
extremely fine and an extremely rare variety
Ex Seaby 1958
Note: Dies not listed in Hildebrand or in BM, but from same
dies as Elmore-fones (728) and SCBI Copenhagen (1044 )
Cnut. Helmet Type. Totnes
AELFPINE ON TOTTA;
North 787; Seaby 676; Sylloge 1093;
Wt17.4 Good very fine and very rare
Ex Seaby 1956
Cnut. Helmet Type. Variety with bust right. London
GODRICC ON LVND;
North 788; Seaby —; Sylloge 1098;
Wt 14.2 Cracked across centre, otherwise fine and very rare
Ex Baldwin 1965
Cnut. Short Cross ‘Type. Winchester
GODPINE CAS ON PI;
North 790; Seaby 677; Sylloge 1108;
Wt17.7. Good very fine and very rare with this reading of
the moneyer’s name
Ex Duke of Argyll
Harold I (1035-1040). Fleur-de-lis Type. Salisbury
AELFRED ON SER;
North 803; Seaby 681; Sylloge 1113;
Wt15.4 Very fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Harthacnut (1035-1042). Second Jewel Cross Type
(Hild A. var a). Winchester
GODPINE ON PINC;
North 809; Seaby 683; Sylloge 1118;
Wt 17.3 Extremely fine and an extremely rare type
Ex Lockett I(782) ; Roth I(77) and Montagu V (43)
Harthacnut. Arm and Sceptre Type (in name of ‘Cnut’).
London
EDPARD ON LVNDE;
North 799; Seaby 685; Sylloge 1121;
Wt 13.2 Struck off-centre, otherwise extremely fine and very
rare
Ex Ryan (832)
38
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
Edward the Confessor (1042-1066). PACX Type.
Winchester
GODMAN ON PINC;
North 813; Seaby 687; Sylloge 1126;
Wt17.4 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll; Grantley (1198) and Lawrence (but not in
sale)
Edward the Confessor. Radiate Type. Southwark
BVRRED ON SVDGO;
North 816; Seaby 689; Sylloge 1130;
Wt 14.3 Extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll and Grantley (1188)
Edward the Confessor. Radiate Type. Winchester
GODRICC ON PINCE;
North 816; Seaby 689; Sylloge 1132;
Wt17.4 Extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Trefoil Quadrilateral Type. Bristol
AELFPERD ON BRICS;
North 817; Seaby 690; Sylloge 1134;
Wt17.4 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Spink 1959
Edward the Confessor. Trefoil Quadrilateral Type. London
AELFRED ON LVNDE;
North 817; Seaby 690; Sylloge 1137;
Wt16.8 Extremely fine
Ex Carlyon-Britton (582)
Edward the Confessor. 'Trefoil Quadrilateral Type. Norwich
LEOFPINE ON NORP;
North 817; Seaby 690; Sylloge 1143;
Wt16.9 Very fine and rare
Ex Lockett IV (3792) and Cassel (72)
Edward the Confessor. 'Trefoil Quadrilateral Type. Variety
with spear-headed sceptre. Winchester
LADMAER ON PINC;
North —; Seaby —; Sylloge 1149;
Wt 16.6 Almost extremely fine and a great rarity
Note: This 1s Hildebrand Type Ca. The only other recorded
specimen of this type is a London mint coin ( Hildebrand 431,
plate 13). Miss Van Der Meer stated that that coin was not
English in her list of corrections to Hildebrand. Anglo-Saxon
Coins, 1961 pp 169-187.
Ex Elmore-Fones (in exchange, 1964 )
185
186
187
188
189
Igo
39
Edward the Confessor. Small Flan ‘Type. London
EGELIG ON LVN;
North 818; Seaby 691; Sylloge 1153;
Wt 13.4 ~ Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Small Flan Type. London
BVRNREI ON LVN;
North 818; Seaby 691; Sylloge 1156;
Wtis5.1 Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1962
Edward the Confessor. Small Flan Type. London
GODPINE ON LVN;
North 818; Seaby 691; Sylloge 1159;
Wtio.g Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1962
Edward the Confessor. Small Flan Type. London
PVLFRED ON LV;
North 818; Seaby 691; Sylloge 1166;
Wt14.2 Very fine
Ex Spink 1929
Edward the Confessor. Small Flan Type. Winchester
LOCE ON PINNC;
North 818; Seaby 691; Sylloge 1173;
Wt 16.6 Extremely fine
Ex Baldwin 1953
Edward the Confessor. Small Flan Type. York
DOR ON EOFER;
North 818; Seaby 691; Sylloge 1177;
Wt17.3 Extremely fine
Ex Baldwin 1948
Edward the Confessor. Expanding Cross Type (Light).
London
BRICSIE ON LVNDENE;
North 820; Seaby 692; Sylloge 1180;
Wt 16.3 Extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor, Expanding Cross Type (Light).
Wallingford
BRIHTRIC ON PEILII;
North 820; Seaby 692; Sylloge 1182;
Wt 16.9 Dark tone, almost extremely fine
Ex P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton (1789 )
40
IgI
192
95
194
195
197
Edward the Confessor. Expanding Cross Type (Light).
Winchester
AESTAN ON PINCEST;
North 820; Seaby 692; Sylloge 1184;
Wti7.1 Extremely fine
Ex Evans, Carlyon-Britton (1789) and Chancton hoard
Edward the Confessor. Expanding Cross Type (Heavy).
Leicester
PVLNOD ON LEHERE;
North 823; Seaby 692A; Sylloge 1191;
Wt 26.4 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Expanding Cross ‘Type (Heavy).
Northampton
AELFPINE ON HAMT;
North 823; Seaby 692A; Sylloge 1197;
Wt25.9 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Spink 1959
Edward the Confessor. Expanding Cross Type (Heavy).
Norwich
LEOFPINE ON NORD;
North 823; Seaby 692A; Sylloge 1198;
Wt 26.1 Struck from an unusually well drawn die,
extremely fine and very rare especially in this condition
Ex Seaby 1953
Edward the Confessor. Expanding Cross ‘Type (Heavy).
Wallingford
BRIHTRE ON PAL;
North 823; Seaby 692A; Sylloge 1200;
Wt 25.3 Extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Helmet Type. Dover
ENSTAN ON DOFER;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1210;
Wt 19.4 Extremely fine
Ex Spink 1957
Edward the Confessor. Helmet Type. Lewes
GODPINE ON LAEPI;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1213;
Wt 20.3 Spots of verdigris, otherwise good very fine
Ex Glendining Sale Fuly 1957 (189)
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
4]
Edward the Confessor. Helmet Type. Norwich
DURSTAN ON NORDPI;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1216;
Wt 18.3. Extremely fine
Ex Spink 1959
Edward the Confessor. Helmet Type. Winchester
GODMAN ON PINCEST;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1223;
Wtig.1 Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Helmet Type. Winchester
LADMAER ON PINC;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1225;
Wtig_ Very fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Helmet ‘Type. Winchester
PIDATON PINCESE
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1227;
Wt21 = Attractively toned, extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Helmet ‘Type. Winchester
GODPINE PIDIA ON PI;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1229;
Wt19.6 Weak striking, very fine
Ex Glendining Sale Fuly 1957 (189)
Edward the Confessor. Helmet Type. York
ARNGRIM ON EOFER;
North 825; Seaby 693; Sylloge 1230;
Wt 22.2 ~#Very fine
Ex Spink 1928
Edward the Confessor. Sovereign-Eagles Type. Leicester
GODRIC ON LECR, unusually small flan with rim
(cf Elmore-Jones 428);
North 827; Seaby 694; Sylloge 1234;
Wt19.4 Almost extremely fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1957
Edward the Confessor. Sovereign-Eagles Type. Wilton
ALPOLD ON PILTVNE;
North 827; Seaby 694; Sylloge 1236;
Wt 18.8 Dark tone, weakly struck, otherwise good very fine
and rare -
Ex Spink 1959
42
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
oe
Edward the Confessor. Hammer Cross Type. Chester
HVSCALR ON LEGEC;
North 828; Seaby 695; Sylloge 1242;
Wt 19.4 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Hammer Cross Type. Huntingdon
GODPINE ON HVNTE;
North 828; Seaby 695; Sylloge 1249;
Wt21 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Baldwin 1954
Edward the Confessor. Hammer Cross Type. London
ALFPINE ON LVNDEN;
North 828; Seaby 695; Sylloge 1252;
Wti9.9_ Very fine
Ex Spink 1928
Edward the Confessor. Hammer Cross Type. Shaftesbury
AELEPAERD ON SCETE;
North 828; Seaby 695; Sylloge 1260;
Wt 20.2 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor. Hammer Cross ‘Type. Winchester
GODPINE ON PINCE;
North 828; Seaby 695; Sylloge 1270;
Wt19.9 Almost very fine
Ex Spink 1928
Edward the Confessor. Hammer Cross Type. Worcester
AEGELPINE ON PIHREC;
North 828; Seaby 695; Sylloge 1272;
Wt 20.5 Almost extremely fine and very rvre
Ex Seaby 1961
Edward the Confessor. Facing Bust Type. Hastings
DREODRED ON HAES;
North 830; Seaby 696; Sylloge 1283;
Wt16.5 Extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Edward the Confessor, Facing Bust Type. York
ODBOREN ON EO;
North 830; Seaby 696; Sylloge 1303;
Wt17.7_ Dark tone, fine
Ex Spink 1967; probably from Bishopmill find
214
215
216
Diy)
218
43
Edward the Confessor. Facing Bust Type. York
ODGRIM ON EOFRP;
North 830; Seaby 696; Sylloge 1308;
Wt17.7. About very fine
Ex Baldwin 1963
Edward the Confessor. Facing Bust ‘Type. York
SNAEBORN ON EOF;
North 830; Seaby 696; Sylloge 1312;
Wt17.9 ~=Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1963
Edward the Confessor. Pyramids Type. Shrewsbury
GODPINE ON SCOBEP;
North 831; Seaby 697; Sylloge 1327;
Wt18.5 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Glendining Sale Fuly 1957 (198)
Note: This ts from the same obverse die as BMC (Norman
Kings) 71, which has a reverse of William I type 2, and is
there doubtfully attributed to Shrewsbury
Harold IT (1066). Sole Type
DERMON ON STAENJT;
North 836; Seaby 699; Sylloge 1340;
Wt 20.2 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Baldwin 1957
Harold II. Sole Type Ib. Variety with head right
(GO)DRICON LVDE. PAX is retrograde;
North 838; Seaby 700A; Sylloge 1344;
Wt 13.9 Cracked and piece missing from edge, but very fine
and this variety 1s excessively rare
Ex P. W.P. Carlyon-Britton (670)
Note: The only other recorded specimen is in the British
Museum (BMC 75) and it ts from the same obverse die, but a
different reverse
NORMAN
219
William I (1066-1087). Profile/Cross Fleury Type. Hastings
COLSPEGEN ON AEI, same dies as BMC 18;
North 839; Seaby 701; Sylloge 1347;
Wt20.1 Extremely fine
Ex Bieber (2) and Montagu II (183)
44
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
2277
William I. Profile/Cross Fleury Type. Wallingford
BRIHTNAR ON PAL, same dies as BMC 46;
North 839; Seaby 701; Sylloge 1351;
Wt 18.8 Edge chipped, otherwise good very fine
Ex Lawrence (299)
William I. Profile/Cross Fleury Type. Winchester
LIVINC ON PINCE;
North 839; Seaby 701; Sylloge 1354;
Wtig.7 Extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
William I. Bonnet Type. Chester
FRIDEGIST ON LEGE;
North 842; Seaby 702; Sylloge 1357;
Wt2i_ Very fine and very rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
William I. Bonnet Type. London
ALDGAR ON LVNI;
North 842; Seaby 702; Sylloge 1358;
Wt 20.5 Good very fine
Ex Spink 1932
William I. Bonnet Type. Thetford
GOD ON DEOTEOR];
North 842; Seaby 702; Sylloge 1361;
Wt17.9 ~=Very fine
Ex Taffs (109)
William I. Bonnet Type. Worcester
GARVLF ON PIHRE;
North 842; Seaby 702; Sylloge 1364;
Wt19.7_ Very fine and very rare
William I. Canopy Type. London
IEGELRIC ON LVND;
North 843; Seaby 703; Sylloge 1367;
Wt 18.5 Nicely struck specimen, good very fine
Ex Baldwin 1952
William I. Canopy Type. Wallingford
SPEARTLINC ON PA, same dies as BMC 217;
North 843; Seaby 703; Sylloge 1370;
Wt 20.7 +~Very fine
Ex Baldwin 1948
228
229
230
23m
232
235
234
255
45
William I. Two Sceptres Type. London
BLACSVNV ON LVN;
North 844; Seaby 704; Sylloge 1373;
Wt 20.3 Very fine
Ex Seaby 1948
William I. Two Sceptres Type. York
OVDGRIM ON EOF, same dies as BMC 292;
North 844; Seaby 704; Sylloge 1377;
Wt21.9 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Parsons (2179)
William I. Two Stars Type. London
GODPI ON LVNDE;
North 845; Seaby 705; Sylloge 1381;
Wt 18.8 Very fine
Ex Scaldwell hoard (cf BNF XII (1916) p 25 no 77]
William I. Two Stars Type. Northampton
SEPINE ON HMT;
North 845; Seaby 705; Sylloge 1382;
Wt 20.3 Extremely fine
Ex Scaldwell hoard |cf BNF XVII (1923-4) p 12]
William I. Two Stars Type. Norwich
GODPINE O NORDPP;
North 845; Seaby 705; Sylloge 1383;
Wt 20.3 Edge perforated, otherwise good very fine and very
rare
Ex Lockett III (2865 )
William I. ‘Two Stars Type. Southwark
LIOIFINE ON SVB;
North 845; Seaby 705; Sylloge 1386;
Wtig.1 Good very fine
Ex Lockett III (2866)
William I. Two Stars Type. York
OTBERN ON EFER;
North 845; Seaby 705; Sylloge 1392;
Wt 20.2 Almost extremely fine
Ex Duke of Argyll and Scaldwell hoard
William I. Sword Type. London
GODPINE ON LVN, same dies as BMC 420;
North 846; Seaby 706; Sylloge 1394;
Wt 19.7 Has been gilded, very fine
Ex Reynolds IT (165)
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
William I. Sword Type. Winchester
SIPORD ON PINC, same reverse die as BMC 451;
North 846; Seaby 706; Sylloge 1396;
Wt21 Extremely fine and rare
Ex Drabble (918)
William I. Profile/Cross and 'Trefoils. London
PVLFPINE ON LV, same dies as BMC 465;
North 847; Seaby 707; Sylloge 1400;
Wt18.5 Obverse double struck, otherwise very fine and rare
Ex Lawson (137); Ryan (SSo) and Reynolds I (Sr)
William I. PAXS Type. Bath
IEGLMIE ON BADN, same dies as BMC 500;
North 850; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1404;
Wt 21.3 Very fine and rare
Ex Duke of Argyll
William I. PAXS ‘Type. Bristol
SPEIN ON BRICSOI;
North 850; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1407;
Wt 21.2 Good fine
Ex Spink 1928
William I. PAXS Type. Canterbury
PVLBOLD ON CNTL;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1409;
Wt20.9 A little double struck, good very fine
Ex Spink 1929
William I. PAXS Type. Cardiff?
[S]PIEN ON CIVRDI, same dies as BMC 583;
North 850; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1411;
Wt 20.7. ~~Very fine and extremely rare
Ex Spink 1955
Note: The reverse die has been recut from the original SPIEN
ON BRICSTO to read SPIEN ON CIV RDI but whether
this stands for Cardiff is uncertain (see Dolley, ‘The Norman
Conquest and the English Coinage’, pp 31-33). It is possible
that this was a Bristol reverse die bearing Swein’s name
(slightly blundered) which was sent (? by sea) for use at
Cardiff’.
Note: I’, Elmore-fones BN} X XVIII (1955) pp 194-5.
William I. PAXS Type. St Davids? (DEVITVN)
IFLIPINE ON FVNI (retrograde);
North 848; Seaby S.708; Sylloge 1418;
Wt 20.2 + Very fine and very rare
Ex Lawson (177) and Lawrence 321
243
24.4
245
246
247
248
249
47
William I, PAXS Type. Durham
CVTDBRHT ON DVNE, large pellet to right of king.
From same dies as BMC 653;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1421;
Wt 21.9 Good fine and extremely rare
Ex Youde
William I. PAXS Type. Hastings
DVNIC ON FUIEST!;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1424;
Wt 20.8 Very fine
Ex Seaby May 1954
William I. PAXS Type. Huntingdon
IELFPINE ON HVT, same as BMC 710;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1427;
Wt21.9_ Very fine and rare
Ex Seaby 1971
William I. PAXS Type. Hythe
EDRED ON HIDE, same dies as BMC 711;
North 850; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1428;
Wt2i.7 Line but very rare
Ex Spink 1928
William I. PAXS Type. London
BRIHTPINE ON LIII, same dies as BMC 781;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1434;
Wt 20.7 = Fair/very fine
Ex Morley 1919
William I. PAXS Type. Maldon
IELFPINE ON MIE, same dies as BMC 820;
North 850; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1435;
Wt 22.5 Almost extremely fine and extremely rare
Ex Spink 1959
William I. PAXS Type. Nottingham
MANA ON SNOTI;
North 849; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1439;
Wt 20.7 ~‘Very fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1953
48
250
251
252
=i)
254
255
256
William I. PAXS Type. Southwark
ITILDOMLF ON SVDE;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1447;
Wt21.1 Edge slightly split, good fine
Ex Henty 1912
Note: It is amusing to note Commander Mack’s written
comment on the ticket with this coin. ‘There were tears in
Winchester over this coin! About my first good coin. Henty
(Winchester) 1912, To/-’
William I. PAXS Type. Sudbury
PVLFRIC ON SVBR, same dies as BMC 993;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1452;
Wt21.1 Very fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1953
William I. PAXS Type. Wareham
SIDELOC ON PERE, same dies as BMC 1038;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1456;
Wt 21.3 Extremely fine and scarce thus
Ex Spink 191&
William I. PAXS Type. Winchester
LIFPOD ON PINCI;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1465;
Wt21.4 Extremely fine
Ex Spink 1928
William I. PAXS Type. Winchester
PIMVND ON PINC;
North 848; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1468;
Wt21.1 Good very fine
Ex Spink 1932
William I. PAXS Type. York
ALEIF ON EFRPIC;
North 849; Seaby 708; Sylloge 1470;
Wta2i_ Very fine and rare
Ex Baldwin May 1950
William II (1087-1100). Profile Type. Ipswich
SPGIEN ON GIPSPIE;
North 851; Seaby 709; Sylloge 1472;
Wt 21.9 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1962
257
258
a)
260
261
262
263
264
49
William II. Profile Type. London
EDRIC ON LVNDNE;
North 851; Seaby 709; Sylloge 1473;
Wt 22.7. Weak striking, fair
Ex Sir 7. Evans
William II. Cross in Quatrefoil Type. Wallingford
JELFPINE ON PAL;
North 852; Seaby 710; Sylloge 1479;
Wt 21.7 Extremely fine and very rare
Ex Spink 1962
William II. Cross Voided Type. London
JELFPINE ON LV;
North 853; Seaby 711; Sylloge 1483;
Wt 20.7 + Very fine
Ex Daniels 1918
William II. Cross Pattée and Fleury Type. London
BRVNIC ON LVN;
North 855; Seaby 712; Sylloge 1489;
Wt 22.1 Onalarge flan, extremely fine and rare,
especially in this condition
William II. Cross Fleury and Piles Type. Southwark
SPROT ON SVDEPR;
North 856; Seaby 713; Sylloge 1492;
Wt 21.9 Almost extremely fine and a very rare type,
especially in this condition
Ex Lockett I (1041)
Henry I (1100-1135). Annulets Type. Lewes
PINRED ON LIEIP;
North 857; Seaby 714; Sylloge 1496;
Wt 20.8 Slightly double struck, good fine and very rare
Ex Armitage
Henry I. Annulets Type. Winchester
PIMVND ON PINC;
North 857; Seaby 714; Sylloge 1501;
Wt18.6 Very fine and very rare
Ex Drabble 2 (946) and P. W. P. Carylon-Britton (1905 )
Henry I. Profile/Cross Fleury Type. Bristol
SENDI ON BRISTO;
North 858; Seaby 715; Sylloge 1502;
Wtig.1 Very fine and very rare
Ex Lockett I (1046) ; Reynolds II (29) and Webb (31)
50
265
266
267
268
269
270
27%
Henry I. Profile/Cross Fleury Type. London
BLACEMAN ON LVN;
North 858; Seaby 715; Sylloge 1504;
Wti9.4 Almost very fine and very rare
Ex Drabble (639) and Ready (236)
Henry I. PAX Type. London
DURED ON LVN, BMC pl XXXIX no 10 (this coin);
North 859; Seaby 716; Sylloge 1509;
Wt 20.5 Very fine and extremely rare in this condition
Ex Lockett I (1509)
Henry I. Voided Cross and Fleurs Type. London
PVLGAR ON LVNDE;
North 861; Seaby 718; Sylloge 1516;
Wt 18.5 Cracked, otherwise fine and extremely rare
Ex Ryan (go02) and P. W. P. Carylon-Britton (1445)
Henry I. Quatrefoil and Stars Type. London
BLACMAN ON LVND;
North 863; Seaby 720; Sylloge 1519;
Wt21.g9 Usual nick in edge, otherwise fair and rare
Ex P. W. P. Carylon-Britton (1911) ; Allen (368) and
Shillington hoard
Henry I. Quatrefoil and Stars Type. Sandwich
PVLFPART ON SA;
North 863; Seaby 720; Sylloge 1524;
Wt17.6 Usual nick in edge, otherwise fair and extremely
rare
Ex Lockett IV (3902)
Henry I. Double Inscription Type. Norwich
AETSTAN ON NORPIC;
North 867; Seaby 723; Sylloge 1533;
Wt 30.7 (but this includes the mount) Edge chipped and
repaired and mounted in a ring, otherwise poor and extremely
rare
Ex Lord Peckover 1920 (242)
Note: Mack Sylloge states also, ‘Found in ballast which had
been brought from Peterborough, Northants’
Henry I. Full Face/Cross Fleury Type. London
PVLGAR ON LVN;
North 866; Seaby 723 (this coin illustrated in catalogue);
Sylloge 1535;
Wt 20.3. Good fine and very rare
Ex P. W. P. Carylon-Britton (1915)
272
274
275
276
27]
51
Henry I. Smaller Profile/Cross and Annulets Type. London
ALGAR ON LVN;
North 868; Seaby 725 (this coin illustrated in catalogue);
Sylloge 1540;
Wt 20.1 Fine and very rare
Ex Drabble 2 (963)
Henry I. Star in Lozenge Fleury Type. London
RAPVLF ON LVNDE, same dies as BMC 93;
North 869; Seaby 726; Sylloge 1542;
Wt21.4 Good bust, but weak patches and otherwise fine and
very rare
Ex Spink 1963
Henry I. Star in Lozenge Fleury Type. London
SIGARVS ON LVND;
North 869; Seaby 726; Sylloge 1543;
Wt 21.3 ~+Very fine and very rare
Ex Parsons (245) and Bruun (222)
Henry I. Star in Lozenge Fleury Type. Winchester
S[AWV]LF ON PINCES;
North 869; Seaby 726; Sylloge 1547;
Wt21.9 Weakly struck legends and uneven edge but good
bust and otherwise good very fine and very rare
Ex Drabble (660)
Henry I. Pellets in Quatrefoil Type. Canterbury
ALGAR ON CANTAB, annulet on king’s right shoulder,
possibly ecclesiastical;
North 870/1 p 146; Seaby 727; Sylloge 1550;
Wt21_ Very fine and unique, being the only known example
of this type of Canterbury by this moneyer
Ex P. W.P. Carylon-Britton (1363) and Canterbury hoard
Note: There are only three known specimens of this variety,
two of which are Canterbury, the third is Stamford. This
variety is not represented in the BMC. For discussion of the
coins see Elmore-fones BNF XXVIII (1955) pp 179-181
Henry I. Pellets in Quatrefoil Type. London
PVLGAR ON LVNDE;
North 870; Seaby 727; Sylloge 1555;
Wt 18.2 A little uneven, good fine
Ex P. W. P. Carylon-Britton (1387) and Canterbury hoard
52
279
280
281
282
283
284
Henry I. Pellets in Quatrefoil Type. Southwark
ALGAR ON SVTWE;
North 870; Seaby 727; Sylloge 1560;
Wt21.1 Well struck specimen, very fine
Ex Parsons (248) ; P. W. P. Carylon-Britton (1936) and
Canterbury hoard
Henry I. Pellets in Quatrefoil Type. Worcester
API ON PIRECEST, same dies as BMC 195;
BMC pl xlvi, 15 (this coin); North 870; Seaby 727; Sylloge
Wta21.4 Toned and well struck, good very fine and very rare
Ex Drabble (974) ; Carylon-Britton (1944) and Canterbury
hoard
Henry I. Quadrilateral in Cross Fleury Type. Canterbury
WIL(LEM) ON CA;
North 871; Seaby 728; Sylloge 1567;
Wt 21.4 Reverse off-centre, fine
Ex Parsons (250)
Henry I. Quadrilateral in Cross Fleury Type. London
LEFPIN ON LVN;
North 871; Seaby 728; Sylloge 1573;
Wt2i.g Very fine
Ex Parsons (250)
Henry I. Quadrilateral in Cross Fleury Type. Winchester
ALPOLD ON PINC;
North 871; Seaby 728; Sylloge 1578;
Wt20.7. Fine
Ex Drabble I (677
Stephen (1135-1154). Watford Type. Canterbury
PILLE|M ON] CANPA;
Mack 6f; North 873; Seaby 730; Sylloge 1583;
Wt23 Fine
Ex Youde, Grantley (1284, and wrongly attributed) and
Rashleigh (518)
Note: The additional reference for Lots 283-299 1s to Mack’s
“Stephen and the Anarchy 1135-1154’, BNF XX XV (1966)
Stephen. Watford ‘Type. London
GODRIC ON LVND; .
Mack 22k; North 873; Seaby 730; Sylloge 1590;
Wt 23.1 As struck, off centre, but almost extremely fine and
scarce thus
Ex Grantley (1259) and Rashleigh (531)
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286
287
288
289
290
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Stephen. Watford Type. Winchester
ALPOLD ON PIN;
Mack 40a; North 873; Seaby 730; Sylloge 1599;
Wt 21.3 Good fine
Ex Duke of Argyll
Stephen. Cross Voided and Mullets Type. Cut Halfpenny
[EDPA] RD ON [CANT], same dies as Sylloge 1612;
Mack 55a; North 878; Seaby 731; Sylloge 1613;
Wti12.1 Very fine
Ex Lockett I (1131)
Stephen. Awbridge Type. London
[TERR] I D ON L[ lk
Mack —; North 881; Seaby 736; Sylloge 1624;
Wt 18.5 Good bust but legends almost non-existent, otherwise
very fine
Ex Lawrence (363)
Stephen. Irregular Issue. Derby
WALCHELINVS (N reversed) DERBI, same dies as
BMC 245 and all others of this type;
Mack 175}; North goo; Seaby 740 (this coin illustrated in
catalogue); Sylloge 1628;
Wt21 Ofcrude workmanship but well struck, very fine and
extremely rare thus
Ex Spink 1949
Baronial Coinage of York. Eustace Fitzjohn. Full Figure
Type. York
THOMAS FILIVS VLF, same dies as BMC 266-7;
Mack 223c; North 929; Seaby 748 (this coin illustrated in
catalogue); Sylloge 1633;
Wt14.6 Edge chipped, but very fine and a great rarity
Ex Lockett III (2972) ; Roth II (149) ; Rashleigh (624) and
Maynard (20)
The Angevin Party. Henry of Anjou. Quadrilateral on
Cross Fleury ‘Type
SI[BERN ON H] EREFOR;
Mack 248; North 940; Seaby 753; Sylloge 1639;
Wti5.1 Fine anda great rarity
Ex Youde, Grantley (1320) and Carylon-Britton (1502)
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